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Baptism is a Christian ritual in which a person is immersed in or sprinkled with water, often performed in rivers or other bodies of water. The practice is significant in Christianity as a rite of initiation or spiritual cleansing, marking a person's commitment to the faith or entry into the Christian community.
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El bautismo (romanización: baptó o baptizó, significado: «lavar» o «sumergir») es un rito de adopción y admisión al cristianismo casi invariablemente asociado con el uso de agua. Para distintas Iglesias cristianas tales como la católica, ortodoxa, algunas protestantes históricas como la anglicana, entre otras, el bautismo se considera un sacramento. Para los anabaptistas y el fundamentalismo cristiano, por su parte, es considerado una «ordenanza de Cristo».
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